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Mark Sayers opens a brand new series by tackling one of the most urgent and contested questions of our time: what is a human? As AI, autonomous robots, and drones increasingly appear in our workplaces, schools, and streets, our culture is being forced to reach for an answer, and the church has something profoundly hopeful to say in this moment. Turning to Genesis 1:27, he reminds us that humans are not just made in the image of God, but blessed by Him. He contrasts a culture caught in envy, achievement creep, and dopamine-chasing with a biblical vision of humans as gifted receivers rather than anxious graspers. It's a timely invitation to step off the treadmill and see the world again as God intended: a place of blessing meant to be received with gratitude.
To find out more about Red Church, head to redchurch.au
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Mark Sayers opens a brand new series by tackling one of the most urgent and contested questions of our time: what is a human? As AI, autonomous robots, and drones increasingly appear in our workplaces, schools, and streets, our culture is being forced to reach for an answer, and the church has something profoundly hopeful to say in this moment. Turning to Genesis 1:27, he reminds us that humans are not just made in the image of God, but blessed by Him. He contrasts a culture caught in envy, achievement creep, and dopamine-chasing with a biblical vision of humans as gifted receivers rather than anxious graspers. It's a timely invitation to step off the treadmill and see the world again as God intended: a place of blessing meant to be received with gratitude.
To find out more about Red Church, head to redchurch.au

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